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💧 Water Sources 💧

Official website of Solapur Municipal Corporation's water sources

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Ekurukh Tank - Hipparga Lake View 1
Hipparga Lake - Main View
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Ekurukh Tank - Hipparga Lake View 2
Hipparga Lake - Water Flow
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Ekurukh Tank - Hipparga Lake View 3
Hipparga Lake - Local View

Ekurukh Tank (Hipparga Lake)

Ekurukh Tank, also known as Hipparga Lake, is an important water source located northwest of Solapur city in Maharashtra. This lake is part of the Ekurukh Tank constructed by Colonel Fife during British rule. It's a popular spot for fishing and boating among local residents, with beautiful hilly surroundings. Ekurukh Tank is considered the second-largest irrigation project in the Deccan region.

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Bhima River Takali - Auj Chinchpur Dam View 1
Auj Chinchpur Dam - Main View
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Bhima River Takali - Auj Chinchpur Dam View 2
Auj Chinchpur Dam - River Flow
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Bhima River Takali - Auj Chinchpur Dam View 3
Auj Chinchpur Dam - Water Reservoir

Bhima River Takali (Auj Chinchpur Dam)

The Bhima River is an important tributary of the Krishna River, originating from the Bhimashankar hills in Pune district and flowing through Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Telangana states. The term "Takali" could refer to a village name along the Bhima River's course. The Auj Chinchpur Dam is a significant water storage project on this river.

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Ujani Dam - Solapur Direct Pipeline View 1
Ujani Dam - Main View
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Ujani Dam - Solapur Direct Pipeline View 2
Ujani Dam - Water Storage
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Ujani Dam - Solapur Direct Pipeline View 3
Ujani Dam - Pipeline Project

Ujani Dam (Solapur Direct Pipeline)

The Ujani-Solapur Direct Pipeline Project aims to provide direct water supply to Solapur city from the Ujani Dam. This will reduce the need for lifting water from the Bhima River and prevent water loss. This project is being implemented under the Smart City scheme and includes dual pipelines and a 60 MLD capacity water purification plant.



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